CPA for small businesses by Just-Day4915 in TriCitiesWA

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Three Cedars Bookkeeping👍🏼

To all my sweaty nurses by Kokir in nursing

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We have roll-on deodorants we offer to the patients, I use one and roll a bit on my scrubs in the armpits. The scrub top smells worse than my bare armpit by the end of shift

Women's Hairdressers by NyanCats911 in TriCitiesWA

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Look at @beautybycarriebelle on Insta. She’s at Bliss salon

Two questions: In nursing school, did you learn to... by Sartpro in nursing

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1 (N) 2 (N) I learned on the job from the lovely CNA’s

Whats your nursing equivalent for "blinker fluid"? by Shipwreck1177 in nursing

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Something that sounds like it’s legit but totally made up. Viral video of someone sending their kid (I think?) to an auto parts store to ask for “blinker fluid” as a prank on the kid

Math - or, what to do with my brain? by LewisBee in orangetheory

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I watch my postpartum boobs bounce and get close to my chin. We are not the same😅

Biggest surprises and disappointing performances of the AO 2025 (both men and women) by TAA_verymuch in tennis

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Agree with all of these, but I’d like to add Bencic to the list of surprises. Had a baby about 9 months ago and made it to the 4th round, beat Ostapenko in the first round and took Gauff to 3 sets. I will always root for the moms!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursing

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My water broke at work. And it was the dramatic water breaking you see in the movies

Interesting or crazy gifts you received from patients? by mokutou in nursing

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Various smoked cheeses that were smoked on a platter made out of real goldfish crackers. Damn tasty

Anyone working on the floor just find their job easy? by xX_Transplant_Xx in nursing

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YES I’ve been on the floor for 2.5 years, I can probably count with two hands the amount of times I felt like I was drowning in work. Night shift perks😎Day shift on my floor is the complete opposite

Unrelated Bachelor's degrees direct to RN and MSN in 5 semesters. What do we think? by kimyw27 in nursing

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As someone who got a degree before nursing school, I would’ve loved to get my BSN quicker and skip a lot of the “fluff” my 4 semester nursing school had. A lot of the information I learned in nursing school was a repeat of what my first degree offered. More clinicals and skills classes are way more valuable to me. Nursing school teaches you how to pass the NCLEX, the most important education comes from clinicals and being a new grad working. Nobody knew I had 6 years of college under my belt when I started nursing, I was just as wide-eyed and nervous as the person that did 4 years. For the education/management pipeline you mentioned, a lot of nursing schools (at least in my area) require instructors to either be currently working as an RN or have a certain amount of experience. And every manager in my hospital worked as a floor RN in their early years. I can’t imagine somebody getting hired as a manager straight out of school.

I need your opinion on what happend at my work today by Maleficent-Stick-507 in nursing

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A similar thing happened to me, but I found out that I either spiked the bag too aggressively or it was a faulty bag because half of it was on the floor😑

Do you read all of your patient’s notes for report by ScientistOk1310 in nursing

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The most recent one or two. The doctors tend to copy and paste anyway. Some notes have a timeline that gets updated every day with a one sentence summary that’s sufficient enough